A way to grow in our relationship with God is through experiential knowing instead of just intellectual, textbook, or dogmatic knowing. To be able to see things in their wholeness, connection, and union, not only their particularity. By getting better vision in one picture, beyond the sequential and separated way of seeing that most of us encounter in everyday life.
We begin to see things differently. We are no longer dual seers. We don’t think one side is totally right and the other side is totally wrong. We begin to see that each side has a part of the truth.
This is a process we call call “incarnation” or “salvation.” The Eastern church called it “divinization” (theosis).
The concept of divinization, Christianity’s core good news and transformative message, is founded on ...
2 Peter 1:4: "Because of his glory and excellence, he has given us great and precious promises. These are the promises that enable you to share his divine nature and escape the world’s corruption caused by human desires."
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